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Xi Jinping meets with Taiwanese opposition leaders, reiterating that he will not recognize Taiwan's independence and will continue to pursue reunification.
Xi Jinping met with Taiwan's opposition leader, reiterating his refusal to recognize Taiwan's independence and emphasizing the "One China" principle and urging reunification. Meanwhile, strategic conflict with the United States remains a significant pressure factor in the region. -
Chinese oil tankers are lining up for test runs through the Strait of Hormuz.
Chinese oil tankers are lining up for test passage through the Strait of Hormuz amid uncertainty surrounding the US-Iran ceasefire, while Iran maintains its hostilities. -
China is sacrificing profits to conserve energy resources by increasing oil import quotas for private refineries to cope with the Middle East crisis.
China is sacrificing profits to conserve energy resources by increasing oil import quotas for private refineries to cope with the Middle East crisis, provided that production levels are maintained for at least one month. -
The People's Bank of China has continued to purchase gold for its reserves for the 17th consecutive month, despite the sharp drop in prices.
The People's Bank of China has continued to purchase gold for its reserves for the 17th consecutive month, despite sharp price drops due to the ongoing conflict with Iran. -
China has raised gasoline prices for the sixth time this year, and the government is preparing measures to control prices.
China has raised gasoline prices for the sixth time this year, with state-owned enterprises bearing the increased costs and the government preparing price control measures should the energy crisis persist. -
China is accelerating the promotion of its "digital yuan," adding 12 more banks to its network, paving the way for a new financial system to challenge cryptocurrencies and the dollar.
China is accelerating the promotion of the "digital yuan," adding 12 more banks to pave the way for a new financial system that challenges cryptocurrencies and the dollar, and continuing to build state payment infrastructure. -
China plays diplomatic maneuvering, contacting the EU, Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain within a single day to push for a ceasefire.
China is playing diplomatic games, contacting the EU, Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Bahrain within a single day to push for a ceasefire and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes. -
The yuan is gaining ground in the global energy sector after it began being used as payment for passage through the Strait of Hormuz instead of the dollar.
The yuan is gaining traction in the global energy market after it began being used for payments at the Strait of Hormuz instead of the dollar, boosting shares of Chinese companies involved in cross-border payments. -
China has significantly expanded its nuclear production to its largest level in decades, raising fears of a global arms race.
Satellite imagery reveals China is accelerating the construction of new nuclear power plants and facilities. Analysts warn this could trigger a new global nuclear arms race. -
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) withdrew liquidity from the system for the first time in a year following a surge in oil prices due to the Iran-Iran conflict.
The People's Bank of China (PBOC) withdrew liquidity from the system for the first time in a year, signaling a cautious monetary policy following a surge in oil prices due to the Iran-Iran conflict.
